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HomeOral Pain ReliefOmron HJ-112 Digital Pocket Pedometer |
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 out of sight pedometer Mar 10, 2010
This pedometer is easy to use, very accurate, and it can sit in your waist pocket.
It has many functions and its easy to use. I highly recommend it. The price is right too.
 Great device Very Very Very poor belt clip Mar 10, 2010
It amazes me how a company could make such a wonderfully accurate and feature rich device and then give it a almost nonexistent belt clip. The clip is so flimsy it comes off at the slightest touch. This is on a device that is used to measure exercise levels and distances. When carried inside of a pocket the device was not nearly as accurate and needs to be carried in there with a certain orientation. If not for the belt clip I would have given this a 5 star rating.
Staying on Track Mar 09, 2010
I love everything about this pedometer. It was easy to program and get started. I like that it tracks your steps, aerobic steps, calories burned, miles walked, etc. It's ability to reset itself every night at midnight is also very handy. A great product for a very reasonable price here on Amazon. It is keeping me on track with my daily workouts and just to wear all day to track steps, etc. Love it!!!!
Work toward 10,000 steps! Mar 09, 2010
I have tried the inexpensive pedometers that click away the steps. I found these to be very inaccurate, plus as silly as it may sound, the clicking sound irritated me. The Omron HJ-122 is great. I walked with a friend using his GPS and my pedometer matched his distance calculator. It is silent and the functions (time of day, miles, aerobic steps, 7-day memory, calorie counter) make it more interesting.
It is a little larger and heavier than I wish, but not so much that it is a drawback. The fact that you can put it in you pocket is handy, plus the leash clip holds on tight. It would be nice if the battery compartment used a slide-and-click method as the timy screws aren't easy. At least they give you a screwdriver to fit the tiny screws...an eyeglasses repair kit also works.
 Would never buy a device via the internet! Mar 09, 2010
Keep resetting itself to zero constantly, from day one, doesn't matter how much I try not to distrub it in any way possible.
The worst experience with pedometers I've ever had!
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